Assessing reserve management during economic crises: lessons from Indonesia and Nigeria Working and discussion papers | December 2016 | Phyllis Papadavid This Shockwatch bulletin compares two oil-producing economies, Indonesia and Nigeria, and draws lessons from Indonesia’s management of its economic crises. Downloads
Managing global financial risks in uncertain times Side event | 5 October 2016 11:00 - 12:30 EST Ahead of the International Monetary Fund/World Bank Autumn meetings, ODI and Standard Chartered Bank assess how individual economies can counter financial shocks. Find out more
Credit crunch in sub-Saharan Africa deepening the economic downturn – new ODI report Press release | 15 July 2016 New ODI research suggests a credit crunch in sub-Saharan Africa is deepening the region’s on-going economic downturn Find out more
How the credit crunch is affecting African economies Infographic | July 2016 Infographics illustrating the impact of the economic downturn on sub-Saharan Africa. Find out more
Greece could boost its economy if it pursues these two reforms Comment | 28 September 2015 | Phyllis Papadavid Greece must learn from its mistakes and support its entrepreneurs, if it is going to avoid another debt spiral. Read and comment
In an uncertain global economy, poor countries must innovate in 2015 Comment | 8 January 2015 | Judith Tyson After 15 years of unprecedented progress towards ending poverty, stagnation in rich countries is threatening economic growth in the developing world. Poor countries need innovative strategies to continue integrating into the global economy. Read and comment
Maximising international finance for development in the poorest and most vulnerable countries Briefing papers | August 2014 | Judith Tyson, Stephany Griffith-Jones and Dirk Willem te Velde This paper examines post-crisis trends and issues and proposes policy options to support positive outcomes. Download
Post-crisis trends in private capital flows to developing countries Briefing papers | August 2014 | Judith Tyson, Stephany Griffith-Jones and Dirk Willem te Velde This paper focuses on the poorest and most vulnerable low income countries (“LICs”). Download
Debt sustainability in HIPCs in a new age of choice Working and discussion papers | June 2014 | Annalisa Prizzon and Shakira Mustapha A literature review and assessment of the achievements of multilateral and heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC) debt relief initiatives as well as the impact of 'new' debt-creating development finance flows on debt sustainability. Download
Ask the experts: how can the international financial architecture work for development? Comment | 18 February 2014 | Leah Worrall 'In this audioblog experts highlight a number of actions that can help to promote policy coherence in the international financial and economic architecture for development in the poor and most vulnerable countries.' Read and comment
